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Amala Paul to play a forensic expert in 'Cadaver'

Written by : Digital Native

Amala Paul’s next film in the pipeline will be a thriller directed by Anoop Panicker. Titled Cadaver, this Malayalam film will be scripted by Abhilash Pillai. In Cadaver, it was already announced that Amala Paul will be seen as a forensic expert. Reports are that the film is based on some real-life investigative cases.

Cadaver will be bankrolled jointly by AJ Films and White Screen Media. The entire team has put in a lot of hard work into the project and had held discussions with Amala Paul for nearly six months to enable her to get into the skin of the character, say sources.

A major portion of Cadaver will be shot in various locations in Chennai and Coimbatore and the shooting spots have been earmarked for it. The shooting will begin in March this year and the prep work is already on.

Amala Paul’s last film release was Raatsasan in Tamil. It was a psychological-thriller that had Vishnu Vishal and Amala Paul as the lead pair. Those in the supporting roles include Radha Ravi, Kaali Venkat, Saravanan, Yasar, Abhirami, Ramdoss, Vinodhini Vaidyanathan and Usha.

The film was directed by Ram Kumar and produced by G Dilli Babu and R Sridhar under the banner Axess Film Factory. The technical crew of this film included Ghibran for music, PV Shankar for cinematography and San Lokesh for editing. Raatsasan was a critically acclaimed film with a good box office collection speaking for its success. Following its massive success, it is all set to be remade in Telugu.

The Mynaa star will also be making her bollywood debut soon with Arjun Rampal which will be directed by Naresh Malhotra. She is currently busy with two Tamil films Adho Andha Paravai Pola, a forest-based action thriller, and Aadai helmed by director Rathna Kumar of Meyadha Maan fame. She also has Malayalam movie Aadujeevitham that is gearing up for release.

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